Scandinavian influence on Southern Lowland Scotch

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Title: Scandinavian influence on Southern Lowland Scotch

Author: George Tobias Flom

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[Transcriber's Note:

This text includes a number of characters that could not be fully
represented in Latin-1 text encoding. These characters are shown
within brackets:
[*g] = Gaelic g
[vg] = g with caron
^{u} superscript u (circumflex accent is not used in this text)
Vowels with diacritics are "unpacked" and shown from top to bottom.
Some examples:
['ae] = ae with acute accent
[-e] = e with macron (long e)
[)e] = e with breve (short e)
[e,] = e with ogonek (hook open to right)

Italicized letters or words are enclosed in _underlines_.]

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SCANDINAVIAN INFLUENCE
ON
SOUTHERN LOWLAND SCOTCH


A Contribution
to the Study of the Linguistic Relations
of English and Scandinavian


by

GEORGE TOBIAS FLOM, B.L., A.M.
Sometime Fellow in German, Columbia University




AMS PRESS, INC.
NEW YORK
1966




Copyright 1900, Columbia University Press,
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1966

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